======Intelligence After Next: Building a Counter Intelligence Analytic Cadre======

The report advocates for a specialized counterintelligence analytic cadre to address sophisticated foreign threats by integrating various intelligence disciplines.\\ 
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|Report location:  |[[https://www.mitre.org/publications/technical-papers/intelligence-after-next-building-a-counterintelligence-analytic-cadre|source]]   |
|Language:  |English  |
|Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:mitre_corporation|MITRE Corporation]]  |
|Publication date:  |February 1, 2021  |
|Authors:  |Jaqueline H. Poreda  |
|Geographic focus:  |United States  |
|Page count:  |8  |

=====Methods=====

The research method involves analyzing the current counterintelligence structure, comparing it with the post-9/11 counterterrorism reforms, and proposing a model for a centralized counterintelligence cadre based on lessons learned and current threat assessments.\\ 
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=====Key Insights=====

The report emphasizes the need for a counterintelligence analytic cadre to confront the evolving and complex threat landscape posed by advanced cyber techniques, persistent surveillance, and AI-driven technologies. Drawing on the model of the National Counterterrorism Center formed post-9/11, it suggests a similar cross-agency integration for counterintelligence to effectively monitor and counter foreign threats. The current counterintelligence community is fragmented, with various agencies focusing on specific aspects without a centralized integration of all-source information. The report proposes structural reforms to consolidate counterintelligence functions, enhance information sharing, and create a centralized cadre with the necessary authorities and capabilities. This cadre would integrate disciplines such as cyber intelligence, technical collection, and supply chain analysis, and would leverage information from a broad range of sources, including state, local, and private sector entities.\\ 
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